The Court of Appeal Abuja has reserved judgement in the case between the leader of the Indigenous People’s of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu and the federal government.
Tuesday was fixed for hearing of Appeal between Kanu and the federal government.
During the proceedings, the Court of Appeal asked the federal government legal team to confirm if Kanu’s charges were amended seven times since 2015.
Lawyer from the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation, D. Kaswe, admitted in the affirmative.
Recall that Justice Binta Inyako had on the 8th of April, struck out 8 out of the 15 count terrorism-related charge against Kanu.
Dissatisfied, Kanu, through his lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome SAN, approached the Court of Appeal challenging the remaining seven count terrorism-related charge filed against his client.
He maintained that the forceful rendition of Kanu has not been denied by the federal government and that all the counts alleged except one, did not mention the location where Kanu allegedly committed the offense.
